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Ajay
Ramchandran
Vice President, Product Development
Oracle
Ajay is VP of Product Development with 20+ years of success leading technology innovation, digital transformation, and go-to-market strategy across enterprise software and Fortune 100 environments. He has built and launched AI-powered solutions, scaled SaaS platforms to $150M, and led teams of 200+. Ajay thrives at the intersection of business and technology, aligning roadmaps with priorities and driving measurable growth.
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28 January 2026 12:00 - 12:30
Rebuilding the plane mid-flight: Modernizing legacy systems without losing velocity
Most enterprise product teams don't get a clean-sheet start. This keynote is about retrofitting growth loops and AI capability onto old, entrenched platforms while the business keeps running on them. Rather than a case for starting over, the session covers how to sequence modernization work so the product keeps shipping and the team keeps its velocity along the way. Attendee takeaways - How to sequence modernization work without stalling the roadmap - Where to retrofit AI capability onto a legacy platform first - What to protect during a migration, and what's safe to leave alone
28 January 2026 13:30 - 14:15
Panel | Judgment day: What's left for product managers when agents do the work
As AI agents take on more of the workflow a human used to own, the PM's own role shifts too. This panel is a direct, sometimes uncomfortable conversation about what product managers are actually for once agents do the execution. Panelists bring different views on how far this goes, and the session is deliberately kept open enough for the room to push back. Attendee takeaways - Different perspectives on how far agentic delegation goes for product teams - Where human judgment still matters most once agents do the execution - How other PMs are redefining their own value as the role shifts